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The biggest red flag in all these stories is getting a call from a customer support person trying to help you. When it seems like it’s impossible to get ahold of them in a real emergency.

Is it still going? I watched "The Art of the Steal" documentary and thought it shut down.

This just means your boss needs a spreadsheet model guy. "Bosses" would rather die than enter a formula in spreadsheet.

This was the whole issue. California made it illegal for insurance companies to raise rates, so the insurance companies stop renewals. Leaving everybody uninsured. Homeowners couldn't buy insurance at any price.

The glass recycling in my area is hauling my glass to a container and it gets turned into fiberglass.

There is a specific type of nurse called a CRNA that is basically a replacement for anesthesiologists. And half the nurses I know are going to school for that. It seems like hospitals and insurers want to replace the MD here.

To answer your last question, we would need to have a good idea of what the language sounded like. Linear B was deciphered, we think, by doing frequency analysis but using the Greek language. so it was a script for the Greek language in Crete. It seems impossible to decipher the script without a sound of the language.

I second this. Do t be scared off by it being for math Olympiads. A lot the first volume deals with concepts across much of the field. Lots of practice and ideas for logs, exponents, word problems. And it comes with a solution guide which helped me a lot.

As long you have tolerance for it to keep dropping further you’ll be fine. Don’t expect to know where the bottom there is. People forget the second part of the famous saying. “But when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own.

This is very neat. I'm glad someone figured this problem out.

The reason is that they are highly levered with many small short term trades. >dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/07/21/senate-inquiry-faults-hedge-funds-tax-strategy/https://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/07/21/senate-inquiry-fault... “Jul 21, 2014 Within these complicated financial structures, Renaissance Technologies was able to borrow as much as $17 for every $1 in the account.”

Exposure is one reason. Two of my articles have over 3k views. On medium you can make good content and get a decent amount of views much easier than hosting own blog and growth hacking.

It all really comes back to Trump in the end.

With advancements in saved/pretrained models I think answer is or will be a raspberry pi. I think a more interesting question is “what is the smallest computer that can learn chess”

In my experience, I think the momentum/flow and thrill helps. Also hacking turns into late-night-hacking as I try to dig myself out of hole. So it ends up being productive by trying to finish something before bed.